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Russia and the United States blamed each other for a near collision between their warships in the East China Sea on Friday (June 7) with both countries accusing one another of dangerous and unprofessional behavior.

U.S. and Russia blame each other for near collision in East China Sea

Russia on Thursday angrily reacted to British military &#39;&#39;escorting&quot; its aircraft carrier through the English Channel and its description as a &quot;ship of shame&quot;.&nbsp;

Britain&#39;s defence minister Michael Fallon had described Admiral Kuznetsov as a &quot;ship of shame&quot; for its role in Moscow&#39;s Syria operation and said his armed forces were watching it closely to protect British national security, Reuters&nbsp;reported.

&quot;The aim of such statements, and the kind of show being played out with the escort of our ships, is to distract the attention of British tax payers from the real state of the British Royal Navy,&quot; said Igor Konashenkov, spokesman for the Russian Defence Ministry.

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Britain&#39;s Royal Air Force (RAF) Typhoon jets and a Royal Navy frigate escorted the Admiral Kuznetsov on Wednesday as it returned from a mission off Syria to its base in northern Russia.

&quot;Firstly, Russian naval vessels don&#39;t need senseless escort services. They know their navigating channel and heading,&quot; Konashenkov said in a statement.

&quot;Secondly, I would advise Mr Fallon to devote more attention to the British navy, especially since, as the English press recently noted, there are grounds for doing that.&quot;&nbsp;

He was referring to media reports that a test-firing of a missile from a British submarine off Florida last year had gone wrong, with the missile veering off course towards the US. 
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(WION with inputs from Reuters)

Britain's defence minister described the Russian vessel as a 'ship of shame' for its role in Moscow's Syria operation

Russia on Thursday angrily reacted to British military ''escorting" its aircraft carrier through the English Channel and its description as a "ship of shame". Britain's defence minister Michael Fallon had described Admiral Kuznetsov as a "ship of shame" for its role in Moscow's Syria operation and said his armed forces were watching it closely to protect British national security, Reuters reported. "The aim of such statements, and the kind of show being played out with the escort of our ships, is to distract the attention of British tax payers from the real state of the British Royal Navy," said Igor Konashenkov, spokesman for the Russian Defence Ministry. Britain's Royal Air Force (RAF) Typhoon jets and a Royal Navy frigate escorted the Admiral Kuznetsov on Wednesday as it returned from a mission off Syria to its base in northern Russia. "Firstly, Russian naval vessels don't need senseless escort services. They know their navigating channel and heading," Konashenkov said in a statement. "Secondly, I would advise Mr Fallon to devote more attention to the British navy, especially since, as the English press recently noted, there are grounds for doing that." He was referring to media reports that a test-firing of a missile from a British submarine off Florida last year had gone wrong, with the missile veering off course towards the US. (WION with inputs from Reuters)

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Red Sea Crisis: Russian warships enters Red Sea amid Houthi attacks

U.S. and Russia blame each other for near collision in East China Sea

British, Russia stand-off on the English Channel